MA in Clinical Psychology, Counseling Practice in Chicago United States | Roosevelt University

Advance your clinical practice skills through a master's level program. In Illinois and numerous other states, this program prepares graduates to pursue licensure as a professional counselor (LPC, with potential advancement to LCPC). This comprehensive 60-credit curriculum provides extensive training in psychological assessment, intervention techniques, and the foundational theories and research behind these methods. The 3-year program features in-person classes at either the Schaumburg or Chicago campuses, with fall and spring enrollment options. Roosevelt University offers psychology degrees at both master's and doctoral levels, including Master of Arts (MA) programs in general psychology, clinical psychology (counseling practice), and industrial-organizational psychology (with an option for a combined IO MA/MBA), plus a Doctor of Psychology (PsyD) in clinical psychology. Ideal for those seeking master's-level clinical training, this program meets licensure requirements in Illinois and other states for becoming a professional counselor (LPC/LCPC). The 60-credit curriculum delivers thorough preparation in psychological evaluation, therapeutic interventions, and supporting theoretical frameworks. It also serves as excellent preparation for students aiming to apply to PsyD or PhD programs in clinical or counseling psychology. Prospective PhD candidates should prioritize gaining research experience during their MA studies.